FLUTES: Elaine Whitney Jane Wolken Gail Perry Pam Lewis Jenny Walters Elaine Dembny Connie Hay OBOES: Kathy Davis Sandy Kuder BASSOON: Sheila Zakoura ALTO CLARINETS: Alberta Byers Darlene Medcalf BASS CLARINETS: Judy Harbour Steve Law Doug Stadter CONTRA-BASS CLARINE Keith Crouch

CLARINETS: Dana Dickson Martha Fowler James Zakoura Pat Cartwright Cathy Ricketts Jerre Hall Lois Manly Marilyn Cook Sandie Terrell Patty Sullins Cheri Banister Linda Green Cheri Sheehan Kathy Goodwin Susan Sinclair Bill Russell Betty Jo Rogers Sonja Belshe Rise Barnes Debra Dial ALTO SAXOPHONES: Martha Shelden Bruce Whitney Idris Bolen Lynette Newman Melinda Mann

TENOR SAXOPHONES Pam Dembny Donna Lambert Gary Ford BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Steve Harville CORNETS: Bill Mills Bill Manning Phil Garton Randy Diehm John Koontz Mike Stephens Charles Eastwood Mark Crouch Leroy Jones TRUMPETS: Margaret Fowler Dennis Stevens FRENCH HORNS: Dale Demastus Vickie Cullumber Janice Kramer Jackie Hot Jon Milne Joyce Henness

TROMBONES: Ronnie Barden Bill Powell Doyle Ingram Lyle Williamson Bob Barnes Jeff Young Ron Hohenstein BARITONES: David Kapp Pam Lindsey BASSES: Tom Troutman Mark Davis Charles Brand Bill Sinclair PERCUSSION: John Craig Coleen Spears Frank Barnds Tom Snyder Gary Kester Bob Wolken Bill Cook

Majorettes Practiced

Band Acquired New Uniforms A picture of spendor was presented by the band decked out in their new Embassy uniforms complimented by the fur Busby. A formal appearance was posed by the black trousers with red and white stripes, topped by the powder blue jacket. The headdress was white fur, mounted with a red plume. Wearing their uniforms the band presented halftime programs at all home football games and participated in area parades. When mounting the platform for concert performances, O.H.S. band members donned their red and black Embassy ribbon and black bow ties. Their formal concert was presented to the public in April. Other musical groups that students participated in were the Pep Band, which helped to encourage school spirit, and the Dance Band. The Flute and Saxophone Quartets, along with the Brass and Clarinet Choirs, displayed their talents at various times during the school year.

Pep Band Played At Basketball Games

Those pictured are: KNEELING: Bob Wolken and John Craig; FIRST ROW: Coleen Spears, Steve Harville, Donna Lambert, James Zakoura, Martha Shelden, Steve Law, Marilyn Cook, Linda Green, Pat Cartwright, Lois Manly, Martha Fowler, Dana Dickson; SECOND ROW: Bill Mills, Bill Manning, Randy Diehm, Mike Stephens, Mark Crouch, Margaret Fowler, Charles Brand, David Kapp, Jeff Young, Bill Powell, and Ronnie Barden.

Marching Band Performed on the Field

BRASS BAND WARMED UP Those Pictured are: LEFT ROW: Mr. Renoe, Ron Hohenstein, Doyle Ingram, Randy Diehm, Margaret Fowler, Janice Kramer, Vickie Cullumber: RIGHT ROW: Tom Troutman, David Kapp, Ronnie Barden, Bill Manning, Bill Mills, Jackie Hoyt, and Dale Demastus.

Sacophone Quartet Hard Break Those pictures are: Steve Harville, Martha shelden, Bruce Whitney, and Donna Lambert Clarinet Choir Prepared for Contest Those pictured are: FIRST ROW: Dana Dickson, Martha Fowler, James Zakoura, Pat Cartwright, Lois Manly, Marilyn Cook, Alberta Byers; SECOND ROW: Keith Crouch, Mr. Renoe, Doug Stadter, Steve Law, Judy Harbour, and Carlene Medcalf.

Dance Band Worked on a Number	Flute Quartet Tuned Instruments
Those Pictured are: FIRST ROW: Kathy Davis, Steve Harville, Martha Shelden, James Zakoura, Donna Lambert, Pam Dembny; SECOND ROW: Doyle Ingram, Ronnie Barden, Ronny Hohenstein; THIRD ROW: Tom Troutman, John Craig, Margaret Fowler, Bill Mills, and Randy Diehm.	Gail Perry, Elaine Whitney, Pam Lewis, Jane Wolken

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